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"Located in Old Town Temecula, this casual eatery serves up innovative pub food in a restored home from the 1950s. The farm-to-table fare rotates seasonally to reflect what’s in season, and the salads, burgers, sandwiches, and desserts will win you over with their delicious flavors and cheeky menu names. A full bar, patio seating, and live music on the weekends add to the overall appeal of PUBlic House."

"Seasonal farm-to-table offerings celebrate the abundance of local produce, meats, and seafood of Southern California at PUBlic House, the funky Temecula gastropub. Diners can eat indoors, on the balcony or a lush patio garden. Menu offerings include a host of tasty creative vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free offerings as well as scrumptious chicken, beef, pork and fish selections."

"They offer an incredible variety of food with their ever-rotating seasonal menus. Their most popular offer is the Backyard Burger, a grilled 100% Grassfed ground wagyu beef burger served with grilled onions and a jalapeno dijonaise. They also have a really good fish selection, my husband loves the mac and cheese and also their meatloaf."

"For the absolute best sustainable seasonal fish guaranteed to hook any seafood lover, Bluewater Grill is where to eat in Temecula. The restaurant even operates its own swordfish harpoon boat out of Newport Coast and purchases other seafood daily from local fishermen. Oysters on the half shell, their award-winning chowder and Cedar Plank Salmon and Whole Roasted Fish are definite dinner favorites."

"Seafood lovers savor the fresh, sustainable menu at Bluewater Grill. The company operates their own swordfish harpoon boat and serves the finest quality locally harpooned swordfish in the season. Bluewater Grill offers more than 40 varieties of seafood annually, with oysters on the half shell, award-winning chowder, and local wines that pair with their menu beautifully."

"They have a great drink menu, excellent fresh fish that you can also buy to take home from the onsite market, and... (951) 308-2722Order online. Superb299 Reviews4.4"

"The menu is not only made up of breakfast and bakery items but greasy, messy and dripping dishes. From sticky wings to tangy steak and even piping hot soup. It’s a family affair meets the food affair kind of restaurant, where there are little bits of everything for everyone, no one leaves unsatisfied and hungry."

"Owner Chris Olsen, whose motivation stems from drinking and making great wine, uses his passion at the core of this eclectic, high-caliber food and wine bar. Wine Gallery is classy yet comfortable, and although it is slightly pricier than others on the list, their focus on sublime hospitality experience and quality food makes it worthwhile. After being wined and dined here, you will feel the same way too."

"At the Wine Gallery, oenophiles and wine novices alike gather to sip old favorites or try new varietals. The team here crisscrossed the globe to curate an impressive menu of limited-edition wines, 25 of which are available by the glass."

"Although they do serve delicious, California-based Verve coffee, Pearl St. General has always been much more than your typical house of java as the connected and still operating Seahorse Bar was first opened in 1946 and soon thereafter became unofficially known as Laguna Beach’s first gay bar. The vibrant speakeasy ambiance riddled with elegant chandeliers, plush chesterfields, sensual portraits, and a series of festive walls destined to adorn affluent influencer’s profiles will undoubtedly impress those patrons seeking a more lively ostentatious experience."

"This family-owned shop is so much more than a traditional "General Store". Everything that they carry has been hand-selected by their knowledgeable and friendly team - so you can be confident that they have the best wine, craft beer, gourmet food, home decor and more. It's the perfect spot to shop for those relatives that "have everything", as chances are they've never tried the famous Pearl Street General "Spicy Mole Cooking Sauce"!"

"They Recommend: Nitro Cold Crew — a very strong coffee that comes from a keg and delivers a rich, super smooth coffee with a foamy top. Proudly Serving: Verve Coffee Roasters, from sunny Santa Cruz are still using vintage coffee roasters even though they’ve made it to the bigtime. They’ve even created a Farmlevel Initiative to support their farmers in every step of the process."

"We had eaten at several restaurants since moving to California some have been very overpriced for what they serve Red Lobster with a very pleasant surprise the food was excellent and the price excellent as well"

"Learn how to line dance at the Temecula Stampede. Our time in Temecula was brief, but we managed to pack in a ton of fun. Based on our adventure, I’d suggest the following 2 day itinerary if you plan a weekend getaway from the San Diego area to Temecula."

"Jump into Temecula Stampede on Friday and Saturday nights for some Country music and dancing (and a little rock-and-roll). Not comfortable on the dance floor?. Dance lessons start at 7:00."

"If you’re looking for some down-home breakfast classics from pancakes to chilaquiles, this is the place to be in Temecula. It’s located right off Old Town Front Street tucked behind Mad Madeline’s and well known by those riding their motorcycles through Southern California because it’s the perfect place to fuel up for the day. Plus, they have a Bacon Bloody Mary that can be made spicy or mild that pairs great with any dish you choose."

"Texas Lil's (texaslilsmesquitegrill.com), a barbecue joint in Temecula's old town neighborhood, offers kids-eat-free deals every night of the week. One child younger than 10 years old eats for free with an adult who orders a dinner and a drink. The menu is heavy on meats, from tri-tip to to T-bones to meaty chili, but also offers seafood, salads and chicken."

"Texas Lil's Mesquite Grill is Temecula's choice for delicious food and drinks in a casual setting. We serve burgers, brunch, Tex-Mex, steaks and BBQ."

"Access to this intimate and handsome bar – complete with spiffily waistcoat clad bartenders – can be found via a discreet passageway in next door’s Devilicious Eatery. Opened in 2017 by father and son team Bob and Kenneth Danko, Temecula Valley’s first speakeasy specializes in Prohibition-style cocktails with a top-notch list that currently offers both classic versions and new takes on storied drinks, including a French 75, Negroni, SideCar and Sazerac. The Campfire Sour made with house whiskey blend and pineapple syrup, and Mai Tai riff Dead Man’s Chest, are consistent bestsellers while launching this month ‘Sunday Rum Days’ will serve as a showcase for all-things tiki from 2 to 6 p.m."

"If you’re looking for some down-home breakfast classics from pancakes to chilaquiles, this is the place to be in Temecula. It’s located right off Old Town Front Street tucked behind Mad Madeline’s and well known by those riding their motorcycles through Southern California because it’s the perfect place to fuel up for the day. Plus, they have a Bacon Bloody Mary that can be made spicy or mild that pairs great with any dish you choose."

"Texas Lil's (texaslilsmesquitegrill.com), a barbecue joint in Temecula's old town neighborhood, offers kids-eat-free deals every night of the week. One child younger than 10 years old eats for free with an adult who orders a dinner and a drink. The menu is heavy on meats, from tri-tip to to T-bones to meaty chili, but also offers seafood, salads and chicken."

"Texas Lil's Mesquite Grill is Temecula's choice for delicious food and drinks in a casual setting. We serve burgers, brunch, Tex-Mex, steaks and BBQ."